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Spring 2010 Undergraduate Calendar
LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURES/LANGUES, LITTÉRATURES ET CULTURES (LLC)
Honours Modern Languages (with year abroad)
Total courses:
forty
Major requirements:
twenty-three courses, including
(a) six of the following: 07-120, 07-137, 07-202 or 07-203, 07-220, 07-337 and 07-237 or 07-320;
(b) seven language training courses in one language option area, including 15-102 or 21-102 or 23-102 (double credit courses), 15-202 or 21-202 or 23-202 (double credit courses), 15-300 and 15-301 or 21-300 and 21-301 or 23-300 and 23-301 and 15-400 or 21-400 or 23-400;
(c) one of the following literature, linguistics or culture courses in the chosen language option area, including 15-328, 15-329 or 21-327, 21-328 or 23-327;
(d) two of the following civilization courses in the chosen language option area – 15-260 and 15-261 or 21-260 and 21-261 or 23-260 and 23-261;
(e) five pre-approved international courses in the target language and culture in either “Literature” and/or “Linguistics” and/or “Culture” and/or “Civilization”, taken at a foreign university during the year abroad (see Notes below);
(f) two “
Directed Studies Abroad
” Distance Education courses taken during the year abroad (see Note {3} below)
Notes:
{1} Students are required to take courses in distinct areas of concentration while abroad. They will have their choice of taking three pre-approved courses in either “Literature” and/or “Linguistics” and/or “Culture” and/or “Civilization”. The specific courses taken in an area depend upon the availability of courses in the area at the host university and the student’s program concentration. As well, all students will be required to take two advanced language-training courses. These are standard and available at any exchange partner university.
{2} Students in the Honours program that are unable to take the required courses abroad, for any reason, will be permitted to transfer to the General or Honours with SLE programs. The modular design of the Modern Languages curriculum (a common first two years curriculum) permits this transfer to another program without any loss in time or additional costs to the student.
{3} Students also will register for the “Directed Studies Abroad” Distance Education courses. Students on exchange will be required to attend specific cultural events (museums; art galleries, etc.), participate in assigned activities and write reports on their experiences.
Option requirements:
six courses including
(a) two Social Sciences courses
(b) two Arts or two Sciences courses
(c) two additional courses from Arts, Social Sciences or Science.
Other requirements:
(a) 01-150, 01-151
(b) three international courses from a foreign university, in any area of study, including Modern Languages
(c) additional courses from any area of study, excluding Modern Languages, to a total of forty courses.
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